Nan and De Spain Beat Back Gunfire in Desert Fight
In a dawn clash on Music Mountain, De Spain holds Nan as he flanks a rock-hidden pursuer. He fires with precision, then signals Nan to safety, while Lefever rallies a rescue party and surveys the scene, guiding the hunt toward Sassoon’s ranch amid tense rival loyalties.
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de Spain
Sassoon
Far Gulf
Spain
Kennedy
Henry
Lefever
Satt Morgan
Satt
John
Satterlee
Duke
Gale
Scott
O. K
Lefever Tommie Meggeson
Elpaso
Wickwire
Music Mountain
John Lefever
Mr. de Spain
Puppets of Fate at Jeffries House in Sleepy Cat
De Spain agrees a mysterious caller will meet him at the Jeffries home. Pardaloe reveals Sassoon killed in a past feud and Duke Morgan’s role, prompting De Spain to vow a morning talk with Wickwire. Nan confesses fears as she clings to him, tears crossing their uneasy future.
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de Spain
Sleepy Cat
Lefever
Jeffries
Calabasas
Henry de Spain
Mr. de Spain
Main Street
Rancherio Street
Rancherio
Grant Avenue
Bob Scott
Grant and Rancherie
Bob
Sassoon
Gale Morgan
Henry
Dearie
Thief River
Morgan's Gap
Kennedy
Nan Morgan
Pardaloe
Joe Pardaloe
Spain
Jim Pardalee
Old Duke Morgan
Gate
Dave Sassoon
el Capitan
Music Mountain
Gap
Gale
Duke
Ed Wickwire
Medicine Bend
Peace River
Duke Morgan
Pardalee
Wickwire
Tyeer
Ae ‘Ian
New Declaration on Foreign Policy Endorsed by Soldiers and Workers Delegates
Prince Tseretelli spoke to a vast crowd of soldiers and workers in Petrograd via London, announcing a government produced foreign policy declaration. He said the Provisional Government has clarified the vague April 9 wording, explaining the policy concisely and affirming that democracy has won. Cheers greeted the announcement that the Provisional Government will remain in power.
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Petrograd
London
Council of Workmen's
Prince Tseretelli
Gevernment
Prince Tsertelli
Golden flood pours in for liberty loan of 18177
The Treasury receives subscriptions at a rapid pace with early totals around 500 million dollars in three days. Officials say small investors have not yet appeared in force, but plans are pushed to allow many with modest means to buy bonds through easy denominations and installment payments over time. Banks, merchants, and agencies back the plan to broaden participation.
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Washington
Liberty Loan
McAdoo
Treasury
Enrollment at camp exceeds capacity in Fort Oglethorpe
Fort Oglethorpe Ga Tabulation shows thirty eight more Tennesseans and Carolinians qualified for missions than the reserve camp can accommodate.
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Fort Oglethorpe
Cera
Great Britain Backs France on American Expedition Force
Forest Secretary Balfour conveyed Britain’s support to the French request for American troops to join the western front. He told Count National Defense that Britain would be overjoyed to welcome an American expeditionary force in France, noting early dispatch would lift Allied morale and intimidate enemies.
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Washington
Great Britain
France
Europe
Balfour
Cooperation with Federal Government Drives Education Effort
Washington officials from 180 leading U.S. schools met with a committee of the War Cabinet to align and organize support for federal cooperation. Baker urged centers to prepare resolutions for active service while highlighting potential wartime educational work.
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Washington
United States
Bntiary Defense Commission
Tary Baker
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